Care to revisit this convo? ;)

Milk’s aesthetic seems to be “just because.” She’s never able to justify the dumb, goofy shit she wears as “drag.”

Wait, Trixie half-Ojibwe, but leave it to Oliver Sava to be racist. 

I am far too outraged considering its a TV show of people I don’t know. But seeing ONLY ONE queen vote for Shangela?! Are you kidding me? Look, Shangela can be obnoxious but that was just ridiculous. They voted for the queen who they thought needed it most, but then also voted for trixie? What kind of logic is that?…

BenDeLaCreme won.

As much as I absolutely 100% HATED Shangela’s lipsync last week in her fat suit, she definitely deserved based on her consistent top-tier performance in the challenges to be in the Top 2 and probably win. (Though she DID mess up her Game of Thrones reference tonight by saying Ned Stark was guillotined when he was not,…

I don’t even care anymore. Bring on Season 10.

Well, if Sam Raimi is involved, I will give it a shot.

I don’t understand the make-up concept in the photo above. Perhaps it looked better on whatever red carpet it was, but it certainly does not translate to photos.

It also speaks to the fact that this is a family of terrorists.

I didn’t know he had a sibling. What she said enrages my spirit. Wishing that the kids that walked out would get shot speaks to how racist she has clearly been raised. I sincerely hope she is able to be reformed, but sadly, that’s hiiiiighly unlikely.

These parents definitely don’t know how to raise the Roof(s).

Someone’s personal medical history is none of your business, really. If you have a problem with trans people, then it’s on you to make that clear. Trans folks don’t have to cater to your prejudices.

I mean, it’s transphobic, but you do you, I guess. Just like not wanting to date someone who is of eastern Asian descent would make you racist. You’re entitled to be transphobic or racist or whatever, but don’t expect your opinion to be accepted uncritically.

Supported by experts in the field. “Women” and “Men” are genders, not sexes. Generally, what defines “Man” and “Woman” in different cultures are not what sexual parts they have, rather how much they fit the cultures’ view of what that gender looks like.

When I was banned based on volume reports, Tinder told me through email that I was banned for “violating their community standards” — which 1) isn’t true, and 2) they refused to elaborate on. I know nothing about law, but it seems like the problem is that they’re basing categorical statements about whether or not we…